Course Outline Section 1 General Overview Effects of hydrostatic pressure NFIP (FEMA) Regulations, ICC building codes, ASCE standards Define dry and wet floodproofing techniques Active and passive methods Section 2 Dry Floodproofing Planning considerations & engineering requirements Active vs Passive methods FEMA floodproofing certificate Designer Liability Section 3 Wet Floodproofing Options Engineered vs non-engineered ICC-ES Evaluated Products Project Studies
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